The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-16

week at Milwaukee.
| Ray Kimball Is expected to return
irom Battle Greek this week.
| Judge Williams, Of Houehton, was a
visitor 20 the Falls last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Doncet went to Stephenson
Thursday. where she VIII visit relatives
| C. S. johnson, OF Marinette, the vener-
able jewelry vender, wasin town Wednesday
A. Justified, OF "Thc Fair" made a
hasty business trip TO Iron Mountain on Tues
day.
Miss Emma Olin. Of Florence, attended
the lawn sociabe at the Parks residence last
evening.
c. Il. McElroy, Of Norway, was at his
mine. the Quincy. ON section nineteen, 1892, on
Moeday.
Ralph Atkinson has resigned his pos
ition on THE DIAMOND DRILL and win 20 onto
the road.
Ray Kimball, accompanied by friend,
returned on Thursday. from the lower part OF
the state.
DIR. Ii. w. Allen spent last week at
Milwaukee. his former home. lie returned on
Wednesday.
ii. u. Swain returned on Tuesday even
ing from Marquette, where he spent the Fourth
with HIS family.
Ed. +. Payne, travelling salesman for
o. Il. Prime. Marinette, was caller at this
Office yesterday.
Uncle George S. Parks returned on
and other cities.
Mrs. AL. Riley ard Mrs. Blossingham,
went TO Crystal Falls on Thursday "a visit 10
relatives Reporter.
+. j. Ingram, prosperous and popu-
lar merchant. OF Iron Mountain, was in the city
ON business Thursday.
ID. Bannerman, the ever genial land
lord OF the Bannerman House. took In the sights
OF Milwaukee this week.
Max Berlowitz, the gentlemanly and
prosperous gents clothier, spent Sunday and
Monday at Iron Mountain.
Jas Il Knight the able editor OF the
Norway Currant was in town on Wednesday
in search OF items and anything else in his line.
Geo. Schwartz, son Of our townsman
John Schwartz. and will Brown. OF Crystal Falls,
paid pleasant visit TO the city during the latter
part of last week.-Neeaunee Herald.
The family OF Capt. Richard, OF the
Kimball mine, left here for Crystal Falls ON
Monday OF last week, and they will make that
place their future home.-Norway Currant.
Judge Chas. Gallagher and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas 0Connor departed this
morning for Ellis Junction wher4 they viii visit
a short time with the family of Robt. Dunn.
William Eldred was promoted from
fireman TO engineer. ON Wednesday, and has the
switch engine Of this place. Billy has stocked "a
long time and is deserving OF the promotion.
III. Schlesinger, OF Milwaukee, who has
charge OF the commercial department OF the
Dunn mine, arrived on Tuesday aud has an
Office over Parks store. He is very pleasant
gentleman.
Jack Stiles, the genial, popular and
pleasant sheriff OF Menominee county. was hand
shaking with his many friends here the later part
OF last week Jack Is big one and Is as good
as he II big.
Miss Effie Dunn, of Crivitz, Wis, term
mated two weeks visit here this week with her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher. The
young lady made many friends while'here. Pete
says: Come again. Efiie."
j. II. Murphy, of Minneapolis, passenger
conductor OF the Wisconsin Central railroad Is
the guest OF his brother-inlaw, DIR. A. A. Metcalf.
Mrs Murphy has been here several weeks They
win remain until August first
A. L. Flcwelling "A lawyer, ofHarrison,
Claire county Mich. has decided 20 locate here.
lie win most likely occupy rooms In the Court
house and will be ready for business next week.
He Is "a good lawyer and will no doubt do well
here.
John Cassidy, engineer of the switch
engine here has been given IA run out OF Iron
River, and will probably remove his family GO
that place. Every one Is friend 10 the eenia
and popular John and all are sorry TO have him
and his estemable wife go elsewhere TO reside.
John 5. Mclean, Iron county's enter
prislng sheriff, was In town on Tuesday. one
year ago Mr. Mclean was in very poor health
hut being climb OF the law seems 90 agres
with him; he IL now IN the best Of health and
weighs soIse forty.five pounds more than he did
, at this time last year.
Robt Dunn and family, OF Crivitz
Wis, and Miss George Taylor, OF Berlin. Wis.
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Gal
lagher They visited the Great Western min'
and were kindly shown about underground by
Capt w. Hooper and Master Mechanic Wech
THE ladies' never before experienced anything o
the kind and greatly enjoyed being several hun
dred feet under the surface.
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